Oh, Why Didn't I Say That? Episodes 6&7
November 19, 2015
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as posted by the channelAnswering the Objections: Hypocrisy & Religious Wars
Preventing Family Wars at Holiday Dinners!
2-Part Series
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Dr. Frank Turek shows you how to prevent family wars by tactfully reaching family members during those tense holiday get-togethers! They include:
-Eight strategies to help people consider Christ
-How to seed the conversation
-How to answer controversial questions
-Demonstrating the difference between Tolerance and Love
Two objections that are often leveled against Christianity: hypocrisy & religious wars. Skeptics often point out that if Christianity was true then why doesn't it change the lives of its followers? A similar objection centers around the charge that at certain times throughout history, the Christian religion has been the cause of needless bloodshed and wars. The episode will cover:
-What exactly is hypocrisy?
-Is the charge of hypocrisy an argument against Christianity or is it an objection?
-Why does this matter?
-How Should Christians respond to hypocrisy?
-Is Christianity really the cause of needless wars & bloodshed?
-Talking points for your skeptical friends on these questions.
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